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正如整体概念中介绍的那样，规则是一种工具，您可以使用它来监视资产并在异常情况或事件发生时得到通知。您可以配置规则以发送电子邮件或在仪表板中通知您的操作员。用例包括：在建筑物中检测到火灾，电梯发生故障或机器逾时维修。规则是可用于配置这些通知的工具。

Senfi中的规则包括：

• 输入-参数和标签值
• 条件
• 结果-真或假，布尔值
• 触发事件-当结果更改时采取措施。例如发送通知电子邮件
• 规则执行选项-配置何时评估规则

输入由条件评估以生成单个布尔结果。当结果的值更改时，诸如发送电子邮件和仪表板警报之类的事件可被触发。 规则执行选项可以让您配置规则的执行方式。例如：评估规则的频率，何时触发事件 等。

 输入 --> 条件 --> 结果

 结果有所更改 --> 触发事件

例子

• 输入：iot_weighingscale_v1.battery_level
• 条件: < 20
• 触发事件：发送电子邮件提醒更换电池
• 规则执行选项：立即执行（在有任何测量传入时，评估此规则）

输入，条件和结果

在添加规则之前，您应该已经有想要被受通知的事件或情况。事件或情况必须是能通过监视Senfi接收的数据来检测到的。

选择要从中检测事件或情况的参数和测量作为输入。然后， 构造一组条件 ，当事件或情况发生时这些条件的评估结果为真。所述条件的结果便是规则的结果。

触发事件

只要结果有所更改（从真到假，反之亦然），就可触发事件。可触发的事件包括发送电子邮件，向网络挂钩发送请求或在仪表板中触发警报。

触发事件的内容

根据触发的事件,，可以使用不同的内容选项。一些选项包括电子邮件的标题和正文，以及网络挂钩发送请求的正文内容。您将能够在触发事件的内容中描述通知接收者发生的事件或情况。

为了进一步帮助您描述事件，可以将输入参数的值或标签嵌入到事件的内容中。您还可以在事件的内容中嵌入规则的名称，描述和严重性。

若要镶嵌：

• 参数的值，请使用${<measurement_code>.<metric_code>}。 例如：${iot_temperature_sensor_v1.temperature}
• 参数的标签，请使用${<measurement_code>.<tag>}。 例如：${iot_temperature_sensor_v1.site_id}
• 规则的名称，请使用${NAME}。
• 规则的描述，请使用${DESCRIPTION}。
• 规则的严重程度，请使用${SEVERITY}。

注意：在嵌入规则的名称，描述和严重程度时有区分大小写。 您必须使用所有大写字母。

请看这个更详细的例子。

Rule execution options

By setting Evaluate Type to Immediate or Polling, you can choose to execute a Rule when new values are received for any Input Measurements, or periodically, regardless of whether any Input Measurements have changed.

If Rule is set to run periodically (Polling), you must specify how often a Rule is executed by setting Intervals in seconds.

Misc

Name and Description

A Rule also has a Name and Description. The Name and Description allows you to describe the event or situation that the Rule detects, such that recipients of the Rule's alert/notification knows exactly what happened and is able to react to it accordingly.

• The Rule's Name is displayed in the CMS' list of Rules.
• The Rule's Name and Description is displayed in the Dashboard.

You can also embed the value or tag of Input metrics in the Description. The syntax is the same as embedding in the content of an Action, as described here.

Description is also the default content of an Action. You can describe the event or situation once in the Description, and reuse the information in all the Actions of the Rule.

Severity

You can also set the severity of the Rule. Default severity is Critical. Severity allows users of the Dashboard to filter Alerts by severity and attend to more severe Alerts first.

Detailed Example

The event that you would like to be notified about is potential fire in a building. There are temperature sensors throughout the building. When a reading from any temperature sensor exceeds 60°C, a fire has probably broken out near the sensor. You would like to be notified by email of such an occurrence.

• The Input in this example would be the metric and measurement that readings from temperature sensor is sent to. e.g: iot_temperature_sensor_v1.temperature
• Condition is iot_temperature_sensor_v1.temperature > 60
• Action is email, with body text:

"Potential fire detected in room: ${iot_temperature_sensor_v1.room}. Temperature in the room is ${iot_temperature_sensor_v1.temperature}°C"

With the above Rule configured, when iot_temperature_sensor.temperature goes from 59 to 61, an email will be sent with the body text:

"Potential fire detected in room: #03-00. Temperature in the room is 61°C"

Note: "room" is a Tag of the iot_temperature_sensor_v1 measurement that indicates which room the sensor is in.

Constructing Condition

This section will guide you to construct a condition using the Rule Editor when adding/editing a Rule in the CMS. The objective here is to tell Senfi how to detect the event or situation that you wish to be notified of.

Rule Editor

The Rule Editor is a graph based "Drag and Drop" editor. Each node in the Editor represents either an Input, Data Transformation, Logic, or an Action. Arrows are used to link the nodes and control the flow of data between nodes.

Input & Output of a node

Arrows coming into the left of a node indicates the node's input,
and arrows going out the right of a node indicates the node's output.

The graph must always start from Input nodes and ends in the Result or Action nodes (Data originates from Input nodes, is transformed by Data Transformation, Logic nodes, and is consumed by Result & Action nodes).

Input nodes

Metric - outputs the value/s of a metric. can be set to output the last known value, or a range of historical values

Logic Nodes

Compare - comparison operators. e.g. <, >=, ==, !=

Logic - perform "AND" or "OR" between 2 or more boolean values

Data Transformation nodes

Filter - used to filter a range of values and output a subset number of values. Can only be used after a Metric node in "Range of Value" mode and before an Aggregate

Aggregate - used to aggregates a range of values into a single value. E.g. sum, average, median. Can only be used after a Metric node in "Range of Value" mode

Function - value-wise transformation. Transform each value, e.g ABS, Floor, Round etc. Can be used after a Metric node and before a Compare node. Outputs the same number of values as its input.

Result node

Result - Result node. Must have 1 and only 1 node. Specifies the Result of a Rule

Action nodes

Action - Action node. Input must always be from the "Result" node. Can have 0 or more "Action" nodes. Instructs Senfi to do something when Result changes.

Basic Steps

1. Drag a node above working area into the working area to create a node.
2. Create "Metric" nodes, one for each Input metric.
3. Select the correct measurement and metric for each "Metric" node. Read: how to configure a node
4. (Optional) If you need to compare metric value against a constant value, use the "Constant" node.
5. Create "Operator" and "Logic" nodes to construct necessary logic
   • logic graph should output a single boolean (true or false) value
   • output from "Metric" node must go to input of a "Operator" node.
   • "Operator" and "Logic" nodes can be nested.
   • You can attach more than 2 inputs to a "Logic" node
6. Create a "Result" node and attach output of logic graph as its input
7. Create "Action" nodes, one for each desired Action and attach output of "Result" node as its input
8. Save when done

Example

Example 1

Example 1: A simple Rule detecting when a Lift has tripped (safetyTrip == 1).

Example 2

Example 2: Detects when a Lift tripped (safetyTrip == 1), AND passengers are trapped in the Lift (load > 0)

Working with historical values

When historical values is required to detect an event, the "Range", "Filter" and "Aggregate" nodes are needed.

By default, a "Metric" node will output the Last Known value of the metric. To obtain historical values of a metric, attach the output of "Metric" node to the input of a "Range" node. The output of the "Range" node will be historical values from the metric.

The configuration options of the "Range" node allows you to change the range of historical values to output. E.g: You can configure it to output metric values from 1 hour ago till now, or the last 10 received metric values.

After obtaining the list of historical values, you can:

• Filter the list using the "Filter" node.
• Transform each value in the list using the "Function" node.

The "Filter" and "Function" nodes can be nested.

Finally, the list of historical values must be aggregated using the "Aggregate" node before its output can be used by a "Logic" or "Operator" node.

Example using historical values

Historical Example 1

The example above detects when a Lift is stopped at Level 2 for over a minute.

Configuring Nodes

Each node contains attributes & options which you can modify. To modify the attributes of a node, move your mouse over the node and click on the "Gear" button that appears near the top right corner of the node (Beside the "X" button). A window will popup to allow you to configure the node.

Aggregate node

This section explains what each of the options for "Aggregate" node does.

sum

the sum of all input values

count

the number of input values

average

the average of input values

median

the median value of input values

max

the largest value

min

the smallest value

mode

the value that appears most often

range

the difference between the largest and smallest value (max - min)

stddev

standard deviation

percentile

percentile. This option accepts an additional "Percentile Value" parameter.

every

outputs true if every value fulfills the condition. This option accepts an additional "Condition" parameter.

any

outputs true if at least 1 value fulfills the condition. This option accepts an additional "Condition" parameter.

Function node

This section explains what each of the options in "Function" node does.

abs

absolute value

round

round to nearest integer

ceil

round up

floor

round down

map

This option accepts an additional "function" parameter. Using the custom "function" parameter, transforms each input value

Next: Computed Measurement